Knives, Blades & Other Edged Instruments
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By Inplainsight · Posted
I have a S&W 686 PC 4" (SKU 11759) https://www.smith-wesson.com/product/model-686?sku=11759 Bought ~ 2 years ago and less than 100 rounds though it. Message me if you are interested. -
By CMJeepster · Posted
States eye allowing concealed carry of guns without a permit (yahoo.com) Must be nice living in a free state. -
Sure...where? Flight/transport + cost of ammo + food and lodge... might as well just buy one off GB... -
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That's a bingo. It definitely wasn't primed. No staining or soft spots that I could find so what you suggested was exactly my plan. In the "gift that keeps on giving" dept, I started this project because of some software drywall right on top of the shower/tub surround. When I started looking at it (i.e. cutting stuff out) I found out that the drywall was 1/2" too short and their solution was to run paper tape across the gap, mud it up, caulk the bottom, and call it a day. The caulk dried out and failed (20+ years old) and softened up the paper tape. I solved this bit using plaster of paris, though I still need to sand and paint. Thanks everyone for your input, much appreciated!!!
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